Mar 21, 8:32pm

Yes, in Python, you can merge those two import statements into a single line like this:

python
from a.b import c; from d.e import f

However, this is not recommended for readability and style reasons. The  PEP 8 style guide advises against using semicolons to combine statements on a single line, as it reduces code clarity.

Best practice: Keep them as two separate lines for better readability and maintainability. If you want to save vertical space, you can use parentheses for implicit line continuation:

python
from a.b import c
from d.e import f

or, if you really want to combine them:

python
from a.b import c; from d.e import f

But again, the first approach is preferred.

Mar 21, 8:32pm

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